RE: Digital Content Rights - Call for conference papers

There are two IBCs.  The one that you mention (normally a September event)
and the other IBC which holds conferences all year round.  As far as I can
tell they have no relation to each other.

I looked at the "other" IBC site http://www.ibctelecoms.com/ but can't find
this particular conference listed yet.  I then checked the "Broadcast" IBC
at http://www.ibc.org.uk/ and could only find reference to the September
event.

Perhaps Daniel can help clarify this for us.

-----Original Message-----
From: Peter Schirling [mailto:schirlin@us.ibm.com]
Sent: Tuesday, February 06, 2001 5:18 AM
To: DRM-Public-List
Subject: Digital Content Rights - Call for conference papers


DRM Workshop colleagues,

It seems we were among the first to hold a DRM forum...  The IBC is the
equivalent in Europe of the NAB in the US ... the Broadcast Industry.
Perhaps we, and MPEG as well I think, should be represented at this event.
It falls one week before the July MPEG meeting now scheduled for Sydney the
week of 16 July.

Pete Schirling

Digital Media Standards and Commercialisation
IBM Research Division
Office: +1 802 769 6123/Mobile: +1 802 238 2036/E-Fax: +1 802 769 7362
Internet e-mail: schirlin@us.ibm.com
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02/06/2001 08:12 AM ---------------------------

"Winterbottom, Daniel" <daniel.winterbottom@informa.com> on 02/06/2001
05:20:26 AM

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Subject:  Digital Content Rights - Call for conference papers



Digital Content Rights
Protecting Intellectual Property and Revenue with Digital Rights Management

IBC is proud top announce a brand new event, Digital Content Rights, taking
place in London, on the 9th and 10th of July, 2001. This industry focused
event will be examining the issues surrounding the successful
implementation
of digital rights management systems and how this will impact the new media
economy.

Invitations are currently open for speakers who wish to present at this
event to submit proposals for potential topics. The topics and a short
synopsis (100 words max.) should be emailed to
daniel.winterbottom@informa.com.

Possible topics include (but are not restricted to):

Protecting your revenue and intellectual property
The Napster/Gnutella/Freenet model and the impact on Digital Content Rights
The DRM value chain
Market trends and segmentation
Driving revenue streams with rights management
Case Study - e-Books: Progress so far and a roadmap for the future
Assessing the legal ramifications of DRM implementation
Legislation, Compliance and Enforcement
Certification and authentication for a secure distribution system
Binding content to a device or user
The role of cryptography
Combining hardware and software for secure DRM solutions
Ensuring universal compatibility and interoperability for digital content
rights management
The role of XML in standardisation of DRM
Positioning the W3C in the DRM market
Implementing end to end solutions
Tracking Mechanisms
Utilising the full potential of metadata and archiving
The clearinghouse as an enabler for usable rights management
Outsourcing DRM
Content deployment
Converting analogue content for the digital age
Migrating content to the digital market place
Assessing and valuing content
DRM and the mobile user

Submissions should be received no later than February 26th, 2001. Please
ensure that you include your full contact details with your submission.

I look forward to hearing from you.

Daniel Winterbottom
Researcher,
IBC Global Conferences, IT and Telecoms
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